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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
a VICTORY FOR THE NEGROES.
Gserxia's Chsin-Gapg Bill Defeated but
tho Color Line VIII BE Maintained.

tho Color Line viii BE Maintained.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 2S.-In the House OF
Represen tativcs yesterday Mr.. Calvin, from
the Committee on Education, reported reso-
lutions declaring that the co-education Of
the races il contrary to the intent of the
Constitution, and that the Governor be d.
rected not 10 draw ms warrant in favor Of
the Atlanta University for the States an
nual appropriation of $4,000 until satisfac-
tory assurance is given that il shall be Hp-
piled exclusively for the stucation OF col
ored children. Ar. Glenn moved that 200
copies Of the report and resolutions
be printed, which was lost Mr..
Calvin moved the adoption Of the
resolution. The motion prevailed
and the resolution was adopted. This
action ehsctually brushes Mr. Glenn aud
bis bill aside. Mr.. Clenn's bill makes il
peuM to educate tie races sog.ther, and
opens UP untold sources Of litigation. Mr..
CsIvius action removes this danger and
places the Democrats in a better position
than they would DE under the Glenn bill.
The state appropriates 5000 TO the STATE
rulrersity for whites. Mr.. Csivin's resolu-
ton TODAY l. an insistence on the part Of
the Legislature that the 5000 appropriated
20 the cOlored university shall be Tor their
Use exclusively, and puts the white
scholars there in the attitude of iDtruders.
There IL much jubilstion among the
negroes over what tne7 regard as sn escape
from en- unpleasant political dilemma.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

NJ. Frsd Hscs bsvfng the crop of > lsrzs
pescb orr5sri on has hsrds, has unsds A.
-sBasnaD0 vifh Irs .. Green 60 hADdls
ias SANE a. - North Ienis-st. where
thev -iH rec 70 every morning. Dsxf wee
lares shipments - fhe 1eiiCrus grsvfofd
vsristy b. g.es,hes sBf rloross - gist T,st-
r0us tss beneft - io- prices 50 ctofe.
E-.oyds The o1rninf veek vii - 10 veek
fe.r r,escke< sn1 toe mary fYiezdS ~ fhese
esnt.s-ss wib kpeN - ones where = 60
f1r ~heiee l0ts - orctsys ns kns one
sns x5orf seve1 sbeuxs1c bushels the sizs
~ TIE rro. q - disposed Eusins~ vii
e-,~r n esrnssf zkgut Tss~asv rsornirr
ws~r woe car oTjeT IL fsrgs ~ sraaH ausn
t.fies snd 80 - sn<~s "a. rnsrkef sspr5s
frorn - No~th leaisst
tsTsss eroV - psncses is snaaxkte6iv ths
fre-t fat grown IL tls etsse - kjet gar
tes - ~ skF - f-uif zrowers y hc have
~fsweS fbs orcktrd. feRs - tee p~scnss
ss-s s>>x in a-sc ~ erossb or st.E
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
nossioNcs psRsIco.
Aa Iasa-x OF Ris RAPPORT % th. Csadisiea
"a lrrisn4-

LosB0S. Aug. zs.-tss preliminary re-
ports 70 ths Vatican Of Monsixnor Persico.
special commissioner 20 investisste the con-
iition OF Ireland. relate Gazialy - the cor
dial reception gwen 10 him by the Irish
Clergy, nobility and people u all classes.
Aoosisno- PerslcOs nnai report on ths
coalition OF Ireland is still far from being
complete. He travels from place 10 place
ass diously coaduetisg bis work IN his own
way, aud seems 20 De ia no hurry. he
re, siyes personal calls for addresses IrOm
priests Al al times, Dat stsadfssfly refuses 10
meet depu;stion. Of isymen. Between him
self and the lrish HE archy the closest re-
lziions exist and he Il also In c0mmunica-
ton with the Catholic hierarchy Of Eng lant.
An inkling Of the probable tendency Of his
4 fDai report was obtained during bis pres
encc at the jubilee exercises OF Mgr. Sciila,
the Pores Envoy. When the Government
becomes satisfied that il has paciiied Ire
lard, Mgr. Persico aud his Church and the
English Bishops will favor the reesta5lish-
nsnt of diplomatic relations between Eng
land and the Vatican. but at present any
recon msndAtioa OF this kind seems very
remote.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

sel SAITH Russell appears IA Bay o'y 70
nRot

Alice HkgFisSn VII revive ''Phstes' sne
~ on the resa ssslH
Louise Psusp0s wia nos Az thas season.
w have nuea = Be thankful fer
The Eamuing Bird" is ths nsms Of
rAlssarys 1rous4&ofs new lsree. ihss
sni = seen here
S3l Snaish Russell is 'gisEin = bigger hoy'
than ever siAee BE begsn the rshsATsals of
the aew Fl4y Rswitckea =
In spite Of Al. winsorne Minnie Mad
serp. will 0pea the drsnstic season 81
"hiis's ThsstsF. pstrsii, tonight
The Wilbur opera csapany bills star
''sysE' Hiss Ksrwis VII forget her fam
iiy name when she ssss shess hangers.
Maggie nstAsr has her husband for /.
manager. lis aSmc 70 Emil hAberkorH.
lie can Hsberkorn ifhs will give US her
cash.
The handsome MANAGER Day who will
have cbaree oi Sackett & Virgins business
al the Wonderland theatre. j. expected
hourly.
Mile Rhea, after spending several weeks
al the residence OF Dr. Putnam ia Flint,
has gone East. She opens her fourth fare
well season al Bangor. Me. September Il.
Manager Fred. Berger, with his mother
and his son Freddie. will arrive from To-
ronto today. Acting Manager Gouge eoes
10 take charge OF tie SOl smith Russell
Company for week
Ne, Algernon, cannot marry you. Papa
will not allow il"
WHY nOt2"
Because he says you are an actor"
Your father is much kinder than the
press. - Washington Crifio.
Joseph Haworth the handsome and cui-
tured young actor whose season will open
September u Al the Arch Street Theatre,
Philadelphia. has been invited TO play
"Hamlel' before the Orchard Lake cadets
during his week in Dstroit, September B,
and will probably comply.
Anna Teresa Berger and her concert com
pany have been playing 10 splendid ousi-
ness oil through ihe North. Tonight and
tomorrow night they Appear a. Lyceum
hall, Petoskey; thencethey go 70 St. Ignace
for one night Msckinse Island for one
night, and The SOC" for TWO nights.
VIII A. Innes who has been a valued re-
porter FOR the TELEoRAx HEEALD for n
long time past. has gone 10 Milwaukee TO
take the position of press agept for Jacob
Lifts theatres. the Academy of Music and
Lifts NuEeum. He will be of great benefit
TO Mr. Lift and commend him TO the kind
Offices of the press of Milwrukee.
The list of specially artists who appear at
Smiths this week Is an unusually good
one. Among Others are Dan Malcolm and
Mile. Loretta ,rapeze artists; Frank Gran
ger, tenor soloist. with Miss Lottie Granger
soprano vocalist; W. Ii. Harvey, the young
character actor; Green & Seville in a new
Irish sketch, and Miss Carrie Fisher, serio-
comic vocalist, to conclude with Scott Mar
ble's comedy. Three Corners" in which
Den Howe and Johnny Ray will appear.
c. H. Garwood, who will bsve charge of
the business of Brady & Gsrwood ct Red
mond's, wears diamonds as large as Alvin
Joslin's. Mr.. Garvood has been treasurer
| OF Sells Brothers' Circus for nine
years. he speaks hopefully of
| the future of his house, and for
| tunately starts off with q good attraction
IN the Wilbur Opera Company which opens
| tonight in The Vsgabonds' Tomorrow
| night and at the "Wednesday matinee The
Grand Duchess" will bs given. Seats are on
| sale at Friedrich's music store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

weicozns7 lhs aysseEy ~zS sosvsz. zn9 /
saw se2k tlaes Ia s44ssi. aaa TAI s1eEasfy
kad oosas aax tast 4ss a&a gss4zTs1 as 1 ,
iab3 Elxzef s8zss, 4z& 1 s@ls, Are ws a.
ksrsF sna tAs Fsses - il1lLzaeTskls s.&&rs
tlszs sEsses~s. al aers, &zd ns-ls team
Ct gssfness ~Srs rsi-Hx sss1 eUr css4<s.
ssd - srsacAss q sss Ia.azlssn ee12rs ~sgs
cl2pgisg taeir hsnss. aaa sh@ towers - tas
kreas eiEy Ws-e chi&saz rteir wslcosza. Ne
bseaE - sazh, sa1 sisg sad ls@ps aAa snout
-3oanai p nei Hcass
Thea fsls = csl2s ksna oa nv faes aEl
& woke ns The cbll3r~H wsntsd 70 pay
more. Chil1ren always waat to pay lnore.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
mETHoDlsrs sRAclNc UP.
A Great Kew Contemplated iB EsE
land.

A Great Kew Contemplated an f8g-
land.
LONDON. Aug. 2s-lbe frequent Eloai-
ing illusions in high church quarters 10 the
decadence in Methodism in Great Britain
have assisted greatly In stirring the Aetho.
dist churches 10 enbsTkiug in . great
home missionary movement and prepsrs
tions are making 10 extend ihs action Of
the Central Missions H. Londsn and Man
chester to 81 parts Of the Kingdom.
Concerning this project the leRdlng
Methodist organ says: We ass now brsc-
ing ourselves for the largest and most
daring enterprises We have ever attempted
since Wesley fell asleep. We are preparing
for an Unprecedented attack upeh Villages
Of England. During the last twenty years
We have invaded 800 villages anu hope 10
invade 5 900 within tle next DECADE"
This language. though Strained and
grandilogueDt. faithfully rejects the nes
energy of the church. Aeth0dism has
long been rather quiescent in England. but
its devotees are now sbewlDg naxBkeo AZ
sressive activity. Money n beinr freely
and largely subscribed 10 sustain the new
movement and its projectors Already speak
Of their desired results as accomplished
facts
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
GOING FOR SLACK AGAIN.
Accused of an Attempt to BisIssd the
Public In His Annual Report

wAsmSGTos, Aug. 2S.-A writer in the
Sunday Herald eriticises very bsTshiy the
recent order Of the Commissioner Of Pen
sions. He says. The order, or circular
issued by Pension Commissioner Black. di-
recsisE the rejection Of al pensioa claims
a. ths expiration Of leo dsTs sfier the re-
cert q said circular hY srT claimant uu-
less ne~ evidence shsii have besn filed
meanwhile, i attracting considerable sf-
tsn1sn. Is sTpesrs on investigator tbsi
10 such reiertiou can 30 ns1e fnsi for
uudsr tae isw snd any ruling in equity st
abandoned pension cisim n gsg - recpen -
a. soon ss neg evidence is seni % the
B1rea1 -sis'-g 70 &C. dorsvs-. temporary
exscu-io1 0f ihis To-day order rasv enable
the fofsHl iEs o7er n he sunasi resort -
nsssrsi f1s pue.se rsxsrding the r0r ,sea of
Cisins be usy feliars = hss Sisrose9 81
srrinx ths regiod covered - $40 report
T1e scseTne "a : snre-d orr tgt Al lgsis
proves 20 hs bit q srTant homb1g-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

He Wtli Settle tho Whole Racket without
Firing y single shot

WAsHIsGTor, Aug. 2s.-Gsneral Mac
Feely, acting Secretary of War. said
late tonight that the department had not
heard from General Crook since be was or
dered to go to the scene of the Indian war
in Colorado, but expects to hear from him,
perhaps tomorrow. General Mscfe feely
discreditsd the published reports of the
fight near Rsagely and reiferstes what
himself and other army officers have saic
for the past two days that If the civil
authorities will leave the settlement of the
difficulty IL General Crook. the trouble will
soon be ended and the Indians all brought
back TO their reservation. and that this will
ell De done without United States troops
firing a single SHOT
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

CoLUsslA, S. A, Asa 28.-Tbe death
sentence upon Arey Chsrrey, aged II yesrs
has been oomnuted to five years in the
peniientisrT. She was convicted OF mur-
der in poisoning child she vas hired to
look after The crime. vas clearly pre-
meditsied, So tke youthful Borgis showed
great persistence IN carrying it out. The
motive vas 20 esCapc service. from which
she bad once run away but vas returned
by her father. HsT youth wss the sole
reason fer executive clemenCy. 10 ez-
teBustiDg circumstances being even ALLEGED.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
THE FISH COMMISSION,
Hats That Il May Have sos~s .Unwrittss
Hfsfory," Esc.

History," Esc.
WAsHISGror. Aug. 2S.-The Sunday Cap
hal today. in commenting upon the appoint
meat of Professor Baird's successor, SAYS
that "the appointment of Solicitor McCue
ss United States Fish Commissioner instead
OF Major F. b. Ferguson, who wanted the
place. means there is 10 be thorough in
vestigstion of the way in which money sp-
propriated for the hsh business is and bss
been expended. Tie late Professor Baird
was not sharp business man, and did not
keep very close watch upon the WAYS OF
some of his subordinates. Heretofore there
have been some strange things done in other
departments OF scientific work for the Gov
ernnent, and perhaps the Fish Commission,
when inquired into, may have some un-
written history"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
SHOULD VISIT GRAND RAPIDS.
The Came of He'll between Detroit and
Chicago Newsboys.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-The Chicago news
boys nave accepted the challenge recently
issued BY the Detrcits, aud will play ball
for the championship Of America on Sep
.embsr !. The following has been for
warded TO Michigan s juvenile 'sluggeTs:'
CHICAGO Aug. 2S.-MesSrs. Alexander
DOnnah, Bert Dinsm0re, EMORY Daisy and
Others. Members OF the Detroit Newsboys'
Base Bali Club. Detroit, Mich.-GESTLE-
NEN: s.e the undersigned, members OF the
Chicago Newsboys' Base Ball club, accept
the challenge rendered US SIS published in
the Maii of August 20. and will play you in
you. city Sepien. Der l.
We claim 10 be the champion newsboy
nine of tie country and stand ready to de-
fend our claim against all who dispute il.
Very truly yours,
BOBBY Ross, Catcher.
JACK ROGERs, Short Stop.
MANNx BAER, Third Base.
WILLIAM WALKER, Left Field.
Dan. FIRMAN Pitcher.
BILLY HASSIGAN, Second Base.
JOHN BURNS First Base.
JIMMY CURRY, Right Field.
GEORGE DUTroN, Centre Field
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
Want to Call Hsr 'Frisco.

aasHISGroN, Aug. 2S.-The name Of the
new cruiser, the contract for the building
OF which Was given by President Cleveland
10 the Union Iron Works of San Francisco,
has not been decided upon. but efforts will
bs msde 20 induce the President and Secle-
tary Whitney 20 give the cruisers P Cali
foI1ia name, ard ss other cruisers have
names after eastern cities. San Francisco
Is tie particular name that will be urged
most vigorously.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

WooDsyoCK, Va, Aug. 28.-W. w. Jones
was taken to the Western Insane Asylum
at Stsunton yesterday. lie recently ac-
auired notoriety as being the man for
whom Senator Riddleberger Yves counsel,
and obtained the verdict of insanity. This
led 10 the famous plscard being placed on
Jones. and he thus paraded through the
streets. The placard rcfected on tue Judge.
Il was this that led to the Judge sending
EiddlebeTger to Jail for contempt of court.
Jones has been before the court several
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

EAsToS. Pa, Aug. 2S.-George G. Deats,
postmaster at Weissport. Carbon county.
charged With smbezzlng between Eve and
SIX thousand dollars of the funds OF the
caice. was given o hearing before United
States Commissioners kirkpatrick in this
city this afternoon and held in 5000 bsil
for trial in the nifed states Court. Dests
was appointed postmaster Of weissport in
fas5
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

NV NoEz. Aug. 28.-The Thskore Of
Llmhdi. who arrived on the Adristic yss-
tsrdsy. 5 ruler over about SIXTY thousand
people in TIE province Of Lnbdi. in Bsa-
rsl. he IS the 6gst Indian prince 70 visit
this country. Id has been attending the
Onsen's iusile~ n London. He Is = years
cd. very 6i9hlr educated. speaks English
fusntlv. and dresses ia European style.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

c,1vrs7os. Auf 2S.--Ths oesnty sVfbor-
flies have reserved fren w. J. Bsrt, a. san
1rsBoisoo. $1,000 Of the county bonds
stolen ~ him when ks sbsc0nded. This
lesves him ssil 90 90 Ia defs0li a. Trsss-
ursr of the cognfy BE vii not - ssnt fer.
put tns comfy vii aotd bis ben@sB,sB re-
sp9nslels Jhs ses8tnsn msT seBc for
kim. Re ~suts t. cores back
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
Rev. Joseph Parker rive. 8. New vo,t

NFw YonE, Aug. 2s-Bev. -. Joseph
Parker. Of The Cp Temple. London. who
for years was the hoson friend of Henry
Ward BeeshsF. and eneeFtAine1 that gentle
nssn and his wife vhsE tbsT visited Europe
last year. arrived here thu pserniDg on The
steamer Umbris- de 49, erven from The
doos to the Kyersti HoBss where vas met
b MrE. Beechsr They breskfssied 90
sethsr Dr. Parker oorss hsrs 10 deliver
a course 81 lectures
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
HE BOY MURDERER.
He Confsssss to . Crime Of Which Tie VA
Not suspect

BosTos. Aug. 2s.-Jesse Pcmeroy. the
boy murderer. who has been in prison for
several years as the result Of series OF hor-
rible murders has ius; confessed to . a,crims
OF which he was not expected.g lie sdnits
having decoyeo little boy named Horace
Miller out on the South Boston
marshes and cut him all 10 pieces
PomerOy had mania for cut
ting people up. lie Was emily IL years
old at he time. A number OF women
have been trying 20 ret the young hend
pardoned, but IL 10 thought this confession
Will put quietus on their effofts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
THE MORSE WORKS BURNED.
Loss 500. 900 Wen Recovered with In.
sursnoe.

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. Aug. 2s.-This morn
ing between sAd O'Clock the Morse
Bridge Works at Hszelton, two miles east
OF. here, employing about three hundred
men, burned 10 the ground. The IRE
caught in the boiler shop. The vsichman
gave alarm and az engine from here
was taken down, but Bcthiax could be-
done. Several bridges in cOnTse q con
S.ruction were consumed Tee loss D, he
tween $4,000 and Slos 600, covered by So. .
600 insurance. The WORKS viii be rebailt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
LUCKY FOR MlLN.
Tho Tragsdias's rarrsw Escape Prom
Drowning In the Red RIvsr Of
the North.

WIsrirFs. Aug 2s.-Ceo. C. Min, the
trsgedisn, who hss just completed shori
season here. bad a narrow escape from
death by drowning This afternoon while
out boating Oh Fed River with friend
when the boat was Cspsizes AZ = squsil
Minis companion was 9 good swimms bui
Min Was not kr. Aader'on of tie II ID
son Bay Company. obsorse'l bis struggle
from shore and reached him With q boat
Just IN time 10 ssvs bis life.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

LoSpoS, aug. 2s.-Pnnce Ferdinand. q
Bu' zsris, Is sndesvoFing "a affect insurance.
On he hfs through London companies, bat
- success is a. vs. uncertain Ne tried
IN watr - induce Acstris7 coura1ies 20
tsks ne rex before hs left N.elns for
Pc -sriaand tbeir refusal wiA 6oaotless
ire1erre com paniss hsrs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

WAsRIxeToT. Ara. E-Edwin g. Fitz.
simmons. Of Aina1y. y. r. recently AZ
pointed iishursins agent for tie building oi
Congressional Iihrsrv. qualified Yesterday
bis bonS sor 80 roo lawn Aesn approved
Fifzsir- nscrs is a p~0nnlne1t naenorT Of t1e
yonu- D@u,cr-zc~ - AiaaHT
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

DUkIx. Aue. 2s.-Nicbsel Darit, sd-
dressed the Bray branch Of the National
League todsT. In the coarse of bis sd-
drsss he ssii. "if E1rlurd proposes r. i'm
PRISON ue1 Tor resisting injustice snd 81 J.
fordisH eu3 fo- exercising their right -
free speech, the country XII indeed be
steeped in crime during tie coming
Nfrter
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS

at IS, so, IS, 60 SO. Go. Is,
60, 05, 81 and upwards as high
as SIS. Ladies Night Dresses so,
90, IS, IS, 81, SI.Is, SIPS, SI.ss.
$3.50, Si.75, and ss high as
Sale each.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

IoSocz, Aug. 1s-I nasr 81 srrsnEs-
meet ef the imperial govern Eaent Sc
Csos5isn military sUtborities Wil - ooes
beeix fhe work - syeef "a forte a. Esoui.
ns.s british CO sEt-a re srEasnez4fs ..
whi1h - - fsrnisae5 ne imperial
zc.rs~r rfsrf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

MlTsE.r- Ainn. Aus. "a DaiEih
sDe1si to fhe lfi7eas ssTs four FinlsDSers
were cspsizsd ir 4 SSH boat or the Visor
SO sho-s. nes- tonneT's Point. ~ ? . eioek
= q toiay. drov vning three q them. Peter
johnson. ezs5 - Chsriss Msksrg 81 ard
John Eozsa ~ al single and lsborers
One body hss been recorsr.d
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
AID ANOTHER TO THE LIST.
An Express Messenger Killed and the
Fagineerk Injured.

Uuca, n. Y, Aug. 2s.-The second sec
ton of passenger train No. %, on the West
Shore Railroad, collided with freight train
No. io2. near Pori Byron, this morning.
The express messenger was killed and En-
ginsers Miller Of passenger, and Ludwig, OF
freight, were injured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

In order 10 make the much
required room for constantly
arriving new Fall goods we
have determined 10 make . sps e.
ial sale OF ouI entire stock OF
MUSLIN UNDERW EAR,
commencing Monday. Aug. 20,
and continuing until the lines
are closed out. Ladies resuir-
ing underwear for themselves
or children VIII do W II 10 make
their purceases as early IA The
week as possible. while the
styles and lines are unbroken.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

IaxDox. AEz. 2s-LArGs numbers e.
F1g 81 Cet1olic. ~ sssenS ths FsP-l
sabZee q Rora, nsxt Einssr. oo wkieh
sc~sxssn tke p,p~ wiH .stszd g. osest0g
os - Fsfsesa erhss3fes sss rsxpvxa -
csr1ss&l sehisfizs's epcziDx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

Esro-. Pa, AEsass - -aih-rf Sfovsr's
1ersviie Bucks countT. ws-e COR psete =
ses'r reS tv So ttls morning The ses -
esri nsfed - S15 go inss.rsree s1S 80. Tee
g. IS andozseszly he ~ssk q A. icess-
d,A-,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

NsR YosK- Arg zs.-Ths socislissi-
Isoor party leaders vii hoss confer
socs next soz5sy night Biehsra Vrosnsn
Conrsd Ws.ss Leafs Niche snS otss-s a
fhs ss6e-s faTar tke nn-sInstios of Jvh1
srinton f8r Sscrsfs~y - stats.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

eoTaA AEs Ss-PTtnoe Fer5inans -
vispe8 lie Rnsssrier trooss to3sv Tksrs
wss r-sst enss7sissu ard 49, Prines wss
fsoesvss witk losx scoss - scsons ~ - pei
pa
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

''In spite Of Al" wins0fne Minnie Mad
.serp. will 0pea the dramatic season 81
W hite's Ihestsr. Dstreit, teElght
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

The Wilbur gsers cenpany bills sta
''sysfE' Kiss Kirwia VII forget her fam
ily name when she sees these hangers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29

Sd Snaish Russell e "gisEin . hirrsr hoy
than ever siaee be began the rehoSTssls of
the 8ew Fl4y k<witckee
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-28

One of the exigent demands Of the
day is the distribution of the exceptions
ally large surplus which is kept locked
up in the treasury vaults. While
the policy of keeping considerable
reserve therein to meet contingencies
is wise one, there can be no apology
for making this sum inordinately
large. 1t is SO much money with
drawn from circulation, and to that
extent it necessarily cramps the
natural business expansion of the
country. But for the large balance
of trade in our favor in our dealings
with the outside world we should be
suffering severely from this peculiar
policy. With greatly in
creasing population the need is for
more money per capita and for a
more generous measure Of the values
of the products of the country. Not
withstanding this self-evident .propo-
sition large number OF the National
banks are Withdrawing their circula-
ton, and the Treasury surplus is al
lowed to steadily increase. Mr..
Cleveland's administration has done
something to help the country by the
issue of silver certificates of small
The Fiftieth Con-
gress will be obliged to apply itself in
earnest to the judicious disposition of
the Treasury surplus and to tariff
revision, revenue reduction and the
other great needs of the country.
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GREAT efforts are being made in

GREAT efforts are being made ir
certain journals to create the impress
sion that there is a pronounced rival
ry between President Cleveland and
Governor Hill, of New York. This
is the merest leather and prunella.
The New York Executive has been
careful at every stage of his official
career to show the Difference which
he doubtless feels toward his personal
friend and fellow Democrat, who has
been placed at the head of the party
and nation. There is little doubt, as
things stand, that Mr.. Cleyeland's
poPailarity sgreater now than IT was
when he waselectsd. Quite naturally
there sre many Democrats who do,
pot like the Civil Service experiment.
but they remember that the President
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found a plank in the Chicago platform
which bound him to take this new
and distasteful departure. The gen.
eral current of opinion throughout
Democratic circles in. the country at
large is favorable to President Cleve-
land, and the State of New York is
no exception to this rule. Governor
Hill will probably display toward
the President next year the strong
personal and political friendship
which has signalized their relations
in the past.